Mark Wallace wrote:

but I can't do half of what I do on a Win box with them

...then you must be having Windowsphobia! ;P

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... they have even repeated the same statements from the previous version of the same application ...

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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:

I'd be debugging in the dream

It's high time you consider debugging the dream itself!!! ;P

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I couldn't agree less. It's like the obvious 'h' word.

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Goodness me, are nearing the end of the world.

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Hie guys, i hope you are having fun in da lounge. Got this dilemma, maybe it can happen to you in the course of life. Here it goes ... Supposed you r @ work then you recieve a call that your mother and your wife have been arrested and you have been asked to come down to the police station. You then go and then upon arrival you are told that for them to be freed you have to pay a $10 fine for each or else they will spend the night in the filthy cells. You dip your hand in the pocket and find out that you only have $10 on you. No one will help you with the other $10. Who will you pay for, your mother or wife.

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Lol

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Goodness me, this function is designed to return a fish, but it is returning a snake. :^)

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Hie guys. I want to know if it is possible to declare variables at runtime in VB. Here is the logic trying to be achieved: Say you have a variable that you want to create out of a value in a table and then use it later in code, is it possible? Example: Table containing names: Animal Height Weight Color ------ ------ ------ ----- Dog 40 30 Brown Cat 20 3 Black ....... Then in your code you want to create a variable out of an animal name. To do this you will have a recordset or dataset with the animal atributes as shown above. The objective is to end up having variable names based on the Animal field, accommodating for new animals to be added, at runtime. From the above rows, the runtime code should create variables strDog and strCat. If any other animal, say XX, is added the same code should be able to create a variable strXX. Is this possible? Help please.

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